Two-time Golden Globe Winner and iconic Hollywood starlet Jane Seymour is known throughout the world for playing a Bond girl, Maria Callas and Dr Quinn Medicine Woman. But her latest role as Ruby in 'Ruby's Choice' could be her most poignant yet. Having been around a lot of people who have had Alzheimer's throughout her life, not to mention producing the movie about musician Glen Campbell's struggle with the disease, the 71-year-old actress felt instantly drawn to the role. Seymour, who is a global ambassador for the Dementia Foundation for Spark of Life, joins the show to discuss 'Ruby's Choice,' how she got inside the head of the character, and why she continues to keep looking forward and living her life in the present moment.
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